#🔒 How to code a button to open a start.py in the same window?

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untold horizon
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This is the code for my button

What I have in my Main.py
from start.py import start_game_interface

def start_game():
start_game_interface(root)

myButton = Button(root,
text="Start", # Text on the button
bg="#666666", # Button color
fg="white", # Text color
font=("Freestyle Script", 25, "bold"), # Font must be on computer
bd=3, # The border of the button
width=button_width,
height=button_height, # Height of the button
cursor="hand2", # Mouse cursor on hover
command=start_game)
myButton.grid(row=1, column=0, pady=(20, 10))

What I have in my Start.py
def start_game_interface(root):
for widget in root.winfo_children():
widget.destroy()

When I try and run the code through the command center I am told , "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'start'". However, Main,py and Start.py are 100% in the same folder.

rough sunBOT
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@untold horizon

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knotty crane
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import start, not import start.py. The file extension is not part of the module name.

untold horizon
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I also tried that, but it still says the same thing. Its what I tried first actually.

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queen prairie
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What I have in my Start.py
Start.py is capitalized, the module name would be case-sensitive iirc. Try renaming your file to start.py, and of course changing from start.py to from start

untold horizon
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OML am stupid and embarrassed that I didn't look at the capitalization. Thank you.

queen prairie
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lmao any time

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untold horizon
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Thank you!

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